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Rollerdor RD10X2ELL Control Box, Edition 2022/1
Installation Guide for Roller Garage Doors
RD10X2ELL Control Box
Edition 2022/1
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Rollerdor RD10X2ELL Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRollerdor
ModelRD10X2ELL
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Receiver Box Installation

Mounting and Securing the Receiver Box

Steps for physically installing the receiver box on the wall, including fixing and cable management.

Electrical Wiring Guide

Detailed instructions for connecting motor, power, and safety brake wires to the control box terminals.

Electrical Connections Overview

High Voltage Terminal Connections

Details for GND, 240V Line IN, Motor, and Courtesy Light output terminals.

Low Voltage Terminal Connections

Wiring for safety edge, push-buttons, and emergency STOP inputs.

Wireless Safety Edge Kit Setup

Base Rail Unit Verification

Check GREEN LED, wire security, and terminal connections on the base rail unit.

Control Box Configuration and Limits

Set dip switches and motor limits using P1/P2 buttons for correct operation.

Transmitter Programming Procedures

Adding 2 Channel Transmitters

Steps to program transmitters to the control box using the P1 (PROG) button.

Deleting All Transmitters

Procedure to erase all previously programmed transmitters using the P2 (DEL) button.

Wireless Keypad Management

Keypad Installation and Initial Pairing

Mounting the keypad, installing the battery, and pairing it with the receiver using the factory code.

Access Code Management and Operation

Changing the access code and using the keypad for door open/close commands.

Safety Edge Exclusion Zone Setup

Configuring Safety Edge Sensitivity

Set the safety edge to deactivate 50mm before floor contact to prevent false triggers.

Troubleshooting and Fault Finding

Interpreting Control Unit Acoustic Signals

Understanding beep patterns to diagnose control unit issues and motor problems.

Resolving Common Operational Problems

Solutions for issues like door movement, safety system faults, and wiring errors.